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Switching Plans What this article covers: Plan changes are scheduled for the next billing date where possible so campaigns do not accidentally create duplicate active subscriptions. Steps: 1. …
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Step-by-step guides for launching, editing, publishing, translating, supporting, and maintaining a PoliticalWin campaign website.
Billing
Switching Plans What this article covers: Plan changes are scheduled for the next billing date where possible so campaigns do not accidentally create duplicate active subscriptions. Steps: 1. …
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Archive Mode What this article covers: Archive mode keeps the account, content, media, and domain settings saved at a lower monthly price. Steps: 1. Open Dashboard > Billing. …
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Officeholder Mode What this article covers: Officeholder mode is for candidates who win and want to shift from campaign mode to public official or officeholder positioning. Steps: 1. …
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Editing Your Homepage What this article covers: The homepage is assembled from guided campaign fields and enabled sections. There is no drag-and-drop page builder. Steps: 1. Start with …
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Adding Issues What this article covers: Issues explain what the campaign wants visitors to understand first. Steps: 1. Open Dashboard > Website Sections or the Issues editor. 2. …
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Adding Endorsements What this article covers: Endorsements can show public support when your campaign has permission to publish the endorsement. Steps: 1. Open Dashboard > Endorsements. 2. Enter …
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Adding Events What this article covers: Events help visitors find rallies, meet-and-greets, forums, volunteer shifts, and other public campaign activities. Steps: 1. Open Dashboard > Events. 2. Add …
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Choosing a Template What this article covers: Templates control design, spacing, colors, and section presentation. They do not delete or rewrite campaign content. Steps: 1. Open Dashboard > …
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Template Demo Media and Preview Screenshots What this article covers: Template previews use fictional demo content and preview screenshots so candidates can understand the design before choosing it. …
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Connecting a Custom Domain What this article covers: A custom domain lets visitors use your campaign-owned domain instead of the default PoliticalWin path URL. Steps: 1. Open Dashboard …
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Understanding DNS Records What this article covers: DNS records tell the internet where to send traffic for your domain. Steps: 1. Use TXT records to prove domain ownership …
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Updating Nameservers What this article covers: Nameservers delegate DNS control for the whole domain. Use this method only when you understand the impact. Steps: 1. Open Dashboard > …
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Understanding SSL Status What this article covers: SSL controls whether browsers can load your custom domain securely over https. Steps: 1. Verify the domain first. 2. Check the …
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Adding a Donation Link What this article covers: PoliticalWin does not process campaign donations. Your site links to the external contribution page your campaign already uses. Steps: 1. …
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Editing the Donation Banner What this article covers: The homepage can include a donation banner with short campaign support copy and a clear external donation button. Steps: 1. …
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A political campaign website is the campaign's official place to explain who the candidate is, what office they are running for, what priorities they are focused on, and …
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Yes. PoliticalWin donation buttons are designed to link to the fundraising platform the campaign already uses, including platforms such as ActBlue, WinRed, Anedot, RaiseTheMoney, or another external contribution …
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No. PoliticalWin is website software, not a campaign fundraising processor. Campaign donation buttons point to an external contribution URL chosen by the campaign. This keeps contribution processing, donor …
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Yes. A Spanish plan lets a campaign publish a Spanish-language public website with the same guided PoliticalWin structure: candidate profile, issues, events, news, media, forms, donation link, and …
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Yes. The bilingual plan supports English and Spanish public pages with language routing, Spanish draft workflow, manual edits, glossary protection, and hreflang structure for search engines. Bilingual campaigns …
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No. PoliticalWin is built for candidates and small campaign teams that need a professional campaign website without designing every page from scratch. You choose a campaign template, enter …
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Yes. Campaign teams can upload candidate photos, logos, hero images, issue images, event images, news images, gallery media, and other campaign visuals from the dashboard. You can also …
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No. PoliticalWin intentionally avoids drag-and-drop page building. Campaign websites usually need clear, repeatable sections that stay readable on phones and remain consistent when templates change. PoliticalWin uses guided …
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PoliticalWin supports campaign media and video-friendly workflows, but the best launch path is usually to host long videos on a dedicated platform such as YouTube, Vimeo, Facebook, Instagram, …
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Yes. Many campaigns want to keep a website available after election day for archived information, thank-you messaging, officeholder transition, future races, or public records. PoliticalWin supports post-election positioning …
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Yes. PoliticalWin can be used with a campaign-owned custom domain when the campaign is ready to publish publicly. The dashboard provides domain setup guidance, verification status, and DNS …
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Start in the dashboard by adding the campaign domain you want to use. PoliticalWin will show the verification and DNS records needed for the current domain setup method. …
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No. PoliticalWin provides website fields, templates, publishing tools, and support for campaign website operations. It does not provide legal, campaign-finance, election-law, tax, accounting, compliance, or political strategy advice. …
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Yes. PoliticalWin is built as campaign website software and can support Republican, Democratic, independent, nonpartisan, local, school board, judicial, municipal, county, state, and other campaign styles. Templates and …
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Existing customers should open a support ticket from the dashboard so the request stays connected to the campaign account and can include category, priority, attachments, and replies. For …
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Getting Started What this article covers: Use this checklist when you first create a campaign account. The goal is to get from draft to a previewable website without …
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Understanding Your Completion Score What this article covers: The completion score measures practical launch readiness. It is a guide, not a legal or strategic guarantee. Steps: 1. Open …
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Avoiding Common Setup Mistakes What this article covers: Most launch delays come from missing content, incorrect domain entries, or unreviewed legal text. Steps: 1. Do not enter https:// …
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Setting Up Volunteer Forms What this article covers: Volunteer, contact, signup, yard sign, and event RSVP forms collect submissions inside the dashboard. Steps: 1. Open Website Sections and …
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Form Submission Email Notifications What this article covers: PoliticalWin can notify the campaign and platform owner when a public form submission is received, while still saving the submission …
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Exporting Form Submissions What this article covers: CSV export lets the campaign work with volunteer, contact, signup, yard sign, and event RSVP submissions outside PoliticalWin. Steps: 1. Open …
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Adding Legal Disclaimer Text What this article covers: Disclaimer fields make it easier to place campaign legal text consistently, but they are not legal advice. Steps: 1. Open …
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Uploading Candidate Photos What this article covers: Candidate photos help the site feel real and trustworthy. Upload clear images and add alt text for accessibility. Steps: 1. Open …
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Using Logos and Wordmarks What this article covers: The campaign header can show an uploaded logo or a text wordmark such as Maria for Council. These controls keep …
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Homepage Hero Image and Layout What this article covers: The hero section is the large first section of the campaign homepage. PoliticalWin supports structured hero options without turning …
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Managing Campaign Photos and Gallery What this article covers: The homepage photo section is designed to stay clean while still letting campaigns maintain a larger public photo gallery. …
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Image Size and Alt Text What this article covers: Good image handling improves speed, accessibility, and search quality. Steps: 1. Use clear JPG, PNG, or WebP images within …
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Publishing Your Site What this article covers: Publishing makes the campaign site public. Draft and archived sites should generally stay noindex. Steps: 1. Complete required profile, issue, donation, …
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Using the Spanish Site What this article covers: Bilingual plans can publish Spanish pages under /es/. English-only plans do not expose Spanish pages. Steps: 1. Choose or switch …
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Reviewing AI Translations What this article covers: Translation review keeps Spanish pages from publishing rough drafts or half-reviewed legal language. Steps: 1. Open Dashboard > Spanish Site. 2. …
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Opening a Support Ticket What this article covers: Support tickets keep requests organized with category, priority, replies, attachments, and status. Steps: 1. Open Dashboard > Support or use …
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Checking Ticket Status What this article covers: Ticket statuses show who needs to act next. Steps: 1. Open Dashboard > Support. 2. Review each ticket's status and priority. …
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